Best Western Kutaisi City Center suits travellers who want the reassurance of a known chain in a city where most places are small and independent. It sits in the heart of Kutaisi, so the central square with the Colchis Fountain, the theatres, the Rioni bridges and the Green Bazaar are all within an easy stroll, and taxis to Bagrati Cathedral or the bus stops for day trips are quick to find. The hotel is a practical base for a stay of a few nights, offering the predictable comforts of modern rooms, helpful reception staff and a range of services that many guests value, including family and pet-friendly arrangements.
Families are well served here. The property is known for offering cribs and childcare arrangements, and the family-friendly approach makes it easier to travel with small children, who can be tiring on long excursions to the canyons and caves. Pets are accepted, which is unusual in this part of Georgia and a real plus for travellers with a dog. Check the current terms for fees and room types when you book, because policies can change.
Being in the centre has clear advantages. You can walk out for breakfast at a bakery, meet a walking tour at the main square, browse the Green Bazaar in the morning and return for a midday rest before heading up to Bagrati Cathedral at sunset. In the evenings the old town has wine bars and restaurants serving Imeretian dishes such as cheese-filled bread, walnut sauces and grilled meats. Because it is a city-centre hotel, street noise is possible on busy nights, so ask for a quieter room if you are a light sleeper.
For day trips, the location is convenient. Most tour operators pick up from central hotels, and minibuses to destinations such as Tskaltubo or Martvili leave from the nearby stations. Kutaisi’s international airport is some distance out of town, so factor in a transfer of around half an hour, and arrange it in advance if you arrive on a late flight. Business travellers will appreciate the reliable internet and straightforward service.
Overall this is a dependable mid-range choice for first-time visitors, families and anyone who prefers a branded hotel over a guesthouse. It lacks the boutique character of some smaller properties, but it compensates with consistency, convenience and a welcoming policy for children and pets. Compare prices on the dates you want, because rates vary with the season and with demand from budget flights into the airport.
Rates move with demand, with the highest prices in summer and around holidays and the lowest in winter, so flexible travellers can save by choosing quieter weeks. Ask about luggage storage if you have a late flight, and request a high floor if you want a calmer room.
Why stay here
- ✓Central city location
- ✓Family-friendly services
- ✓Cribs and childcare available
- ✓Pet-friendly
- ✓Walk to the Green Bazaar
- ✓Easy day-tour pick-ups
- ✓Modern branded rooms
- ✓Helpful reception
Good questions
Is the hotel in the city centre?+
Yes, it is in central Kutaisi, within walking distance of the main square, the theatres and the Green Bazaar.
Does it welcome families and pets?+
It is known for family-friendly services such as cribs and childcare, and it accepts pets. Check the current terms when you book.
How do I get from the airport?+
Kutaisi airport is outside the city, around half an hour by road. Arrange a taxi or shuttle in advance, especially for late arrivals.




